Horizon Centre for Doctoral Training

The UKRI Horizon Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT)  is based at the University of Nottingham and is supported by a multi million pound investment from UK Research and Innovation, the University of Nottingham and over 40 industry partners. The CDT focuses on digital identity, personal data and data creativity within the global digital economy, and is affiliated with the Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute. Find out more about the CDT by reading our latest brochure Creating Our Lives in Data or by watching our short Horizon CDT video.

 

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Horizon CDT News

Yang Bong completes Horizon CDT Large Impact Grant project

We’re pleased to share that Yang Bong (2021 cohort) has officially completed his EPSRC Horizon […]

From Museums to AI: Alfie’s Journey Exploring Responsible Technology

We’re catching up with Horizon CDT alum Dr Harriet “Alfie” Cameron (2018 cohort), who is […]

New publication from Horizon CDT researcher Emma Gentry

Emma Gentry‘s (2021 cohort) latest paper, “Responsibly adopting workplace mental well-being platforms”, has been published […]

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Horizon CDT Blog Posts

Kia Ora Aotearoa: Reflections from a Horizon CDT Research Exchange in New Zealand

post by Lucy Hitcham (2023 cohort) I recently returned from a two‑month research exchange in […]

From Research to Real-World Impact: A Placement with Trade Sexual Health

post by Matthew Levesley (2021 cohort) Who is Trade Sexual Health? Trade Sexual Health is […]

Coming to the End of a Norm; Reflecting on a Socio-Legal Exploration of Ethics Concerns in the Design and Use of Avatars

post by Favour Borokini (2022 cohort) The Black Vagina Cake Problem My PhD explores ethics […]

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